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	Catalog #	Name	Description
1	00.34.1.2.18	Belt	U. S. Army issue of Spanish American War, 1898. Buckle serial no 695. a. Buckle. b. Leather belt.
2	00.34.1.5.23A	Soap	Saltwater type. U. S. Army World War II issue. Stamped "New York". a. Rectangular.
3	00.34.1.5.23B	Soap	Saltwater type. U. S. Army World War II issue. Stamped "New York". Oval soap
4	00.34.1.5.25	Ointment	U. S. Army World War II issue Lewsite eye ointment; yellow painted foil tube, crimped end; tube stamped, "EYE OINTMENT, BAL. for LEWSITE in eyes, BREAK OFF TIP", "APPLY CONTENTS TO LID, RUB IN"; sealed tube.
5	00.34.1.7.16	Rosary	Black glass rosary belonging to a Catholic priest killed by German Artillery in Avranches, Manche, France during the invasion in June of 1944. The priest died with the crucifix in his hand, but the rosary was blown from his body. He was buried with the crucifix in his hand.
6	1970.36.89	Leggings	Ribbon sewn on one end.
7	1971.41.43	Belt	U. S. Army. Khaki web with black metal end piece, no buckle,
8	1971.41.54	Button	U. S. Army, green plastic with 2 holes and ridges on top.
9	1971.41.55	Button	U. S. Army, green plastic with 2 holes and ridges on top.
10	1971.41.56	Button	U. S. Army, green plastic with 2 holes and ridges on top.
11	1971.41.57	Button	U. S. Army, green plastic with 2 holes and ridges on top.
12	1971.41.58	Button	U. S. Army, With 2 holes and ridges on top.
13	1971.41.59	Button, military	U. S. Army, with four holes and rim on top.
14	1971.41.60	Button, military	U. S. Army, with four holes and rim on top.
15	1971.41.61	Button, military	U. S. Army, with four holes and rim on top.
16	1971.41.62	Button, military	U. S. Army, with four holes and rim on top. Color: GR
17	1971.41.63	Button, military	U. S. Army, with four holes and rim on top.
18	1971.41.64	Button, military	U. S. Army, with four holes and rim on top.
19	1971.41.65	Button, military	U. S. Army, with four holes and smooth surface.
20	1971.41.66	Button, military	U. S. Army, with four holes and smooth surface.
21	1971.41.67	Button, military	U. S. Army, with four holes and rim on top.
22	1976.87.6	Oilcan	World War II; for M1 carbine and for Browning automatic rifle. in. d. Accessory strap to hold the chain. BackupEventLogA OpenBackupEventLogW OpenEventLogA OpenEventLogW OpenProcessToken OpenSCManagerA OpenSCManagerW OpenServi
23	1977.60.4	Bracelet	M I A (Missing in Action) bracelet, from the Vietnam war. "S/SGT William Stubbs 10-20-69"
24	1989.43.868	Kit, needlework	Cloth foldup sewing kit. Contains 15 brown buttons, 5 white buttons, olive green and white thread, 4 safety pins and three needles.
25	1989.43.870	Brush	Beige plastic with a lot of bristles. Handle says "Pyralin".
26	1989.43.871	Comb	Used for moustache; bristles on both sides.
27	1989.43.872	Clippers, nail	Hole on one side, so it can be hung around the neck.
28	1989.43.873	Floss, dental	Flat, round container. 10 yards. Still some left.
29	1989.43.879	Razor	Straight edge with a blade in it. Green color contaminents on some parts. Color: YL
30	1989.43.880	Razor Blade	For razor blades; can hold up to 20 blades. One blade is left.
31	1989.43.885	Handkerchief	Light blue, with "Ricordo d"Albania" and a red circle with a warrior and a bird in the right hand corner.
32	1989.43.886	Handkerchief	Peach, with "Ricordo d"Albania" and a red circle with a warrior and a bird in the right hand corner.
33	1989.43.887	Mirror, hand	In an envelope; three small holes around the edges.
34	1989.43.888	Wick	Part of a lighter, wick. Orange cord with a metal holder on one side and a metal ball on the other.
35	1989.43.889	Clasp	Very sharp teeth.
36	1989.43.901	Whistle	With a keychain on one side and has a picture of an eagle and a shield on it. Used by the military.
37	1989.43.922	Mirror	Camouflage green mirror used in the trenches during one of the World Wars. Has a case over it and an adjustable metal handle.
38	2017-31-19	Button Shiner	Metal implement used to cover jacket to shine buttons. Eyelet on opposite end of “N.S. Meyer Inc., New York, Patent Pending.” Used to fold and unfold.
39	2024-1-22A	Cover	Object 2024-1-22 has two parts. Part A is the cover for the booklet that is part B. A) Plain brown cover. Made of the same thick material as the covers of the book itself. One of the four sides is open so the booklet must slide out of this one side. No markings on it.
40	2024-1-22B	Book	Object 2024-1-22 has two parts. Part A is the cover for the booklet that is part B. B) Nazi certificate book for members of the Sturmabteilung or SA, more commonly known as the Brownshirts. They were one of Hitler's greatest support groups and were essential for helping Hitler rise to power. The organization was founded after the end of World War I and remained to the end of World War II. The organization valued physical fitness among their members as a means of improving the German race. This booklet was a badge book for people who completed SA trainings and leadership tests. All text is in German. The cover is a thick, stiff, brown, cardboard-type material. The front cover has a depiction of the SA Sports Badge logo with the text "Urkunde" below it, meaning 'certificate' in gold lettering. This booklet begins with two proclamations regarding this SA program that were given by Adolf Hitler in 1935 and 1937. A third proclamation from Adolf Hitler is dated January 19, 1939. A description of the regulations is given by Chief of Staff of the SA Viktor Lutze. Lutze was Chief of Staff from 1934-1943. The next page has space for the owner's identifying information, plus a photograph. Several of the lines have been heavily erased and the lines have been redrawn with a pencil. No text is visible. The following pages have various leadership and military badges with space to be stamped and certified when the owner of this booklet received these awards. The last few pages are for more specific awards and have many empty pages for a variety of possible awards. All of the pages are empty and there are no stamps in the book. The back cover of the booklet is a list of regulations for how these badges can be earned and how this booklet can be replaced if lost. All the pages have either a Nazi print watermark or the SA logo watermark. The pages are thick paper and the text is black and red.
41	2024-1-23	Patch	Military patch from the 10th Mountain Division during World War II. This division of the U.S. Army was founded on July 10, 1943 as the 10th Light Division (Alpine). They were trained in Colorado and then Texas. They were re-designated as the 10th Mountain Division on November 6th, 1944 and were deployed to Italy to fight the Axis. The patch is a rectangle shape with the long edges curved outward. The border is white with the inside being blue. Two red swords are crossed and outlined in white. The colors are true and the white thread is only slightly discolored.
42	2024-1-24	Patch	Civilian patch saying "American War Dad" in gold thread, from World War II. The patch is shaped like a shield and outlined with gold thread that matches the text. Each word is on a separate line with the colors red, white, and blue in blocks behind the words. This patch was worn on tan caps by the American War Dads organization that started during World War II and lasted through the Korean War. This organization spread across the U.S. and its goal was to support veterans and active-duty military and their families while promoting American ideals.
43	2024-1-25	Patch	Military shoulder patch from the Army Services Forces during World War II. A red circle is around the outside. Inside that is a white six-petal flower with a blue star in the center. Around the outside is a thin brown ring.
44	2024-1-26	Patch	Military patch from the Third Army of World War II. A few stains on the front and back sides.
45	2024-1-27	Patch	Military patch from the Third Army of World War II. Some brown threads around the edges from when it was attached to the uniform.
46	2024-1-30	Brassard	Sleeve brassard for the Military Police used during World War II. Fabric is black and the letters "MP" are white and sewn on the fabric. The black fabric was cut. There are white threads and powder on both sides. The white letters "MP" are dusty.
47	2024-1-34	Brassard	Sleeve brassard for the Shore Patrol used during World War II. Fabric is black and the letters "SP" are yellow and sewn on the fabric. The black fabric has the four corners sewn under. A black thin strip of fabric is on each end which were used to tie the brassard to the sleeve. Small strings and dust patches on the top side. The underside is very clean apparently from having been worn most of the time. This brassard was worn on the left arm midway up.
48	2024-1-36	Cuff Title	Waffen-SS cuff title saying "Michael Gaißmair". The symbol 'ß' is used in German to represent the letter 's' in certain vowel contexts. This is a black band of fabric with gray text and one gray line at the top and one at the bottom. The back side is the inverse of the colors on the front side. The ends are each sewn back so they are not frayed. This means this cuff title was never used by a soldier because they would cut them down to size for each soldiers individually. These cuffs were worn on the uniform of Waffen-SS soldiers part way up the forearm and below the elbow. Michael Gaismair was a leader in the German Peasants' War of 1524-5 and the Nazis presumably wanted to honor him by including it in their propaganda. The German Peasants' War was an uprising of the peasants against oppression but it did not achieve success. Further protests were discouraged by new restrictions given because of it.
49	2024-1-37	Cuff Title	Waffen-SS cuff title saying "Adolf Hitler". This is a black band of fabric with gray text in cursive and one gray line at the top and one at the bottom. The back side is the inverse of the colors on the front side. The ends are frayed and the length is about half the typical cuff title length. These cuffs were worn on the uniform of Waffen-SS soldiers part way up the forearm and below the elbow.
50	2024-1-38	Patch	Patch from a U.S. Navy Petty Officer 2nd Class of the Messman Branch from World War II. The patch is black and there are two red stripes. Above the stripes are a white crescent and then a white eagle with its wings spread, looking to the left. "1941" is stitched in white thread on the back side. Parts of the felt-like patch have holes.